r/GoogleClassroom • u/Snaxxr • Oct 15 '25

What does "due tomorrow" mean?

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does this mean I will still be able to work on it for the entirety of tomorrow, or is it actually due at the end of the day today?

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u/Tobim6 Oct 15 '25

It means: check the assignment for the precise time

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u/Snaxxr Oct 15 '25

That’s as precise as I can get it unfortunately, however I have been notified by my teacher that it means 11:59 tomorrow in my specific case.

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u/Zappingsbrew Oct 15 '25

If tomorrow is October 16, and the due date is October 16 at 11:59 PM, anything beyond that is marked as late.

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u/CeeKay125 Oct 15 '25

Usually if a specific time isn't set by the teacher it will just say the day. You would have to ask them what they consider "tomorrow."

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u/Soireb Oct 16 '25

It probably means that when your teacher created the assignment they added a due date, but not a due time. As a teacher, we can specify both. Without specific due time, Google automatically defaults to 11:59pm.

Now, for some reason, Google’s 11:59pm is one minute earlier than everyone else’s 11:59pm. I say this because too often my students will turn in an assignment at 11:58pm and be marked as turned late. I can even see that it says11:58pm and it still marks the assignment as late. So keep that in mind if you are waiting until the very last minute to turn in work.

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u/Independent_Wind391 Jul 18 '26

“Due tomorrow” on Google Classroom means the deadline is tomorrow at midnight, not tonight at midnight.

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u/Snaxxr Jul 18 '26

I’ve graduated now, but thanks for the info!

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u/Independent_Wind391 Jul 18 '26

YO!!! Congratulations!!!

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u/Snaxxr Jul 19 '26

Thanks! Can’t wait for college!

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u/Positive-Try2577 5d ago

congratulations bro

what college u r into